PANews reported on December 7th that, in response to the crypto community's claim that "Binance's official Twitter account tweeted at 30 minutes past the hour, but the coin announcement was at 29 minutes past the hour, and the correct image was used," Binance stated, "We are aware of the feedback and are conducting an internal investigation. We have a zero-tolerance policy for any behavior involving coin listings or other forms of corruption. Once the investigation is confirmed, we will inform the community of the progress as soon as possible. Our reporting channels are open and transparent, and we welcome any leads regarding coin listings or other forms of corruption."PANews reported on December 7th that, in response to the crypto community's claim that "Binance's official Twitter account tweeted at 30 minutes past the hour, but the coin announcement was at 29 minutes past the hour, and the correct image was used," Binance stated, "We are aware of the feedback and are conducting an internal investigation. We have a zero-tolerance policy for any behavior involving coin listings or other forms of corruption. Once the investigation is confirmed, we will inform the community of the progress as soon as possible. Our reporting channels are open and transparent, and we welcome any leads regarding coin listings or other forms of corruption."
Binance responded to the controversy surrounding its official Twitter post being close to the launch date of its token, stating that it has launched an internal review.
PANews reported on December 7th that, in response to the crypto community's claim that "Binance's official Twitter account tweeted at 30 minutes past the hour, but the coin announcement was at 29 minutes past the hour, and the correct image was used," Binance stated, "We are aware of the feedback and are conducting an internal investigation. We have a zero-tolerance policy for any behavior involving coin listings or other forms of corruption. Once the investigation is confirmed, we will inform the community of the progress as soon as possible. Our reporting channels are open and transparent, and we welcome any leads regarding coin listings or other forms of corruption."
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